Heritage Center-Sherwood Historical Society

The Oregon Youth Soccer Association (OYSA) is dedicated to providing recreational and competitive soccer opportunities for players of all ages, genders, and skill levels in the state of Oregon. With a mission to prioritize the well-being of children, OYSA serves its member clubs by creating a safe, positive, and forward-thinking soccer environment. From running leagues and tournaments to offering coaching education and resources, OYSA aims to foster the growth and development of soccer in Oregon. OYSA organizes various leagues, including competitive, developmental, and futsal leagues, catering to different age groups. They also oversee the State, Presidents, Founders, and Futsal Cup tournaments, which serve as pathways to regional competitions or as fun end-of-season events. Additionally, OYSA runs state-level programs like the Oregon Olympic Development Program (ODP) and TOPSoccer to meet the diverse needs of players across the state. Through their commitment to coaching education and resources, OYSA strives to enhance the quality of coaching and ultimately improve the soccer experience for all participants.Generated from the website

The Pacific Northwest Mennonite Historical Society (PNMHS) is dedicated to preserving and documenting the history of Mennonite and related groups in the Pacific Northwest. With a focus on collecting, organizing, and preserving records, writings, and artifacts, PNMHS serves the congregations and communities of Anabaptist Mennonites in the region. Mennonites, a subset of the Anabaptist movement, hold unique positions on personal discipleship, believer baptism, separation of church and state, peace and justice, and non-involvement in the military. The PNMHS Library houses a collection of over 3,000 volumes, including an extensive genealogy section and books authored by Mennonites, while the PNMHS Archives store a variety of collections categorized as Personal, Congregation, Conference, Institution, and Miscellaneous. Through their work, PNMHS aims to increase interest in Mennonite history and genealogy.Generated from the website